Canamorian (can-ah-more-ee-an)

Canamorians are a species of small, bipedal amphibians. Resembling salamaders, they are short and stuby, and live primaraly in subterranian pools and caves. They use these regions to keep warm and wet in otherwise hostile environments.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Canamorians are small and portly, with large mouths and beady eyes. Their skin is smooth and moist, and con come in red, blue, or green colors. A stubby tail extends from their waists, and their short limbs are webbed for underwater movement.

Ecology and Habitats

Canamor is a frigid region dominated by moutains. But underground, it is full of hotsprings and caverns, the perfect habitat for the canamorians.

Scientific Name

ambystoma repastino

Lifespan

110

Average Height

4 - 5 ft

Average Weight

140 - 160